I was up late (5am) doing volunteer work for my friend who is becoming an apostle in adition to being a pastor and MDiv (masters in divintiy) holder, so please forgive this late post.
Lately, I've been thinking a lot about promises I've made to people. I am a promise keeper (this is a reference to a Simpsons episode), I like to keep my word - to me it's part of being a good person. The problem is, I made a promise when I was 20 to my ex-boyfriend that a) I don't want to keep (at least not the way I am supposed to do it) and b) I don't know if I can keep.
If you are an avid reader of my blog, then you know that I believe in an after life of sorts which entails us all changing into energy. The point is, I was asked to, if I should die first, contact him and let him know what it's like being dead. I thought this was a strange request, but I was in love and vowed to contact him. Only now, if I could contact him and wanted to waste my afterlife time doing it, I would want to haunt him. You know, like slam cabinet doors and rearrange furniture - something that scares the poop out of him :)
I think I'll email him tomorrow and tell him I will not be keeping that promise :)
The second half of the equation is that he promised to do the same for me - now, quite frankly, if it is possible for the dead to speak to the living from beyond, I would prefer they put me on the 'Do Not Call' list. I promise I won't conduct any seances and I want them to stay the heck away from me because although I love horror movies, real life scary things totally scare the poop out of me :)
It's all too droll isn't it ;)
Tomorrow, No Sleep, No Problem!. . .
Your blogs are always so interesting.
ReplyDeleteAbout dead comimg back, I had told my kids that if I don't get to write what is going on in my head, and die, they will see a pair of glasses by my PC and here faint typing noises. I was of course kidding. Anyway that will not happen because I am making my thoughts( I mean voice) get heard.
Munir, thanks for the compliment. :)
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